davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
vNidts Netes utter Der Gonne"
--nrO bod M1es nel!

Nidts Neuss 1T es, boB Sic Sengg
Nr. 218 Wet Commerce : straBe, ben
onsaebebnteteu 8u6banbet i'm 5taate
5eras betrelbt. Nles 11eu mieberum,
Oh mt ben 9erbfts uno Winierwaaren.
lpe3lea ober nit fOlhen fir Wtibnadytss
unb Neuiabrsgef6ente, 9riiubIlh ouis
uerdumt murbe uno bus Eager eineu
groBen &sidibum BON einbeimiiden II.
impD,tirten Nopitdten uufmeift. Wer be
oeri6ieoelen BEL Sic 3tnag our SGau
ausgeifellttn Wauren beli6tigt. Der fann
li9 unm6aIi6 entihlieBen, an anberem
YtaBe gu %faufen. &sellilat unb aupor.
fommenbe 8ebienung linb bic 3i1t-
l6nur beg unternebmenben @ei1dfts.
names Sic Sengg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Cine ttarfe Mustattuna

1T ienem tpunberbaren Medanismus,
ben menidli6en R6rper, bur9 Or.
pierees Golden Medical Discovery"
[sDIbene mebi3iniide gntbefung Der.
lleben, welde i'm ,sesen bic ansriffe
Der 3ranfbeit fefigt. Sic lit bas mdh=
tige 8lutreinigungss un6 Sdfteberbtis
ierunssmitiel unb ibr ginfuB aIs 0eils
mittel geseH @6wiHofu@t, 9uftr6brens
.ent3inbuns uub ale 2rantbeiten OBJ.
5ebrenber Mrt III idnea, pirflam unb
anbauernb. ueberaa am habsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
@urft! R~apdbwaaren!

@roeerpbdnoler uno Speifemirtbe
BON 2an3e m6dten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB mir
fir Die 6abrifation bon Wurit unb
Rau9maoren umfanerei9e 8orbereis
tnngen ~getroffen baben unb in 5tanb
geiebt finb, allen NnfDrbernngen @es
niige au leifen. @ir geben @arantie
fur quite Waore unb reeGe 8ebienune.
Die 3ubereitung itebt unter unierer pers
ibnli6en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Bes
hellungen BEL 3eiten elm.
% m. 56flin9 & 6obn.
|. 10n1i 511 Nbenue s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Mmfregnma In Sexa3.

@roBe Nufresuns tpuroe in Der llmseaeub
bon Yaris, Seras, burd bic @enciune bcs prn.
Sc. @orleb berborsernfeu. 9erieIbe nat 10
bulHos. baB er fd I'M @ette uidt berum3unrer
ben. oocr MUIR ben aopf gu beben bernudte. Sc.
hermann CLAUDE, ha6 er an Der NusSebruns
iterbe. Cine Rrobeaaide bon 0r. Sings Stem
Oiaeoherp mnrae ibm seididt. Sie burd fiblte
er llb aetraftigt unb fauf.e eine srobe Glaidc
uno cine Sda6tel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
%tls. nnb nadbem CT 5pei Glaiden oapon elm
aeno men bate, mar ct geiunb uub ia te SO
Pfuno an 6leiid gemonnen.
Gratis grobeaafden bel u Drei6. @robe
Hlafhen 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
6 . T d | 8.
Gan Mntonio, II. Oct. '87.
9fe Gffenfuerfe In Hmsf.

Su U, IL. 0CI. OF.
9te Gtfentperfe In 8msf.
Die nit benz @efdngniie in &ust in
Verbinbun9 ifebenben @iienmerte. mels
DE Der Staat Seras nit Qllfe Der
3l6tlinssarbeit ms 2eben "gerufen bat
unb betreibt, felen fi6 INNER mebr
als Elm enti9iebener grfolg beraus.
Mbgeisbeu bapon, bab bieies- Staatsuu.
t~ernebmen meientIi9 baau beigetragen
bat, i'm Oltteranif6en gifenbiitrItt cine
seiunbe unb nit ieOem Sage ii6 ttdfti@
ger entpidelnbe @tieniubuitrie einsus
blr9ern, = iderli1 eiu 8erbienit. pels
DIES BON ni9t 3u unteri9dbenoer 8eoeu.
tuns unb Srastpeite lit = baben lie es
iebt fdon babin sebro6t, elm Yrobuft
3u iiefern, bas ieiner @ate balber in Der
tdufmdnnii9en Welt fi9 einen Namett
eriporben bat, neil es ole anbsren gis
isnarten iomobl in ben Ser. Staaten
tpie in europa bur9 feline Stdrfe unb
Debnbarfsit iibertrift. Mie Der 81.
nan3. Ngent mitibeilt, 1T in Golge bsifsn
bic Wa6frase mad &ust. @iieH auf benz
Ma,fte cine 10 erobe, oaB bic Nnitalt
nidt i'm @tanbe 1T, iie nur in einem
aerineen MaBe gu befriebigen. Seben
Sag beinab lnufen ueue Mufragen iiber
bas bertibmter &uster Gilen elm, unb
iperben proben BON bemielben nerlangt.
Dor furaem baite Der groBe sold
Alcalde" genannte 6o1ofen ausses
Idiot tperoen miifen. neil in ToIse Der
mangelbaften TRANSPORT Dtittel unb bes
uureselmdBisen giienbabnoienftes bas
MateriaI ausseeangen mar. Wie BON
Rust gemelbet pirb. 1T biefer Sfen,
tpel9er tdgli9 80 big IS Sonnen i'm
-9ur9i9nitt Iiefett, ON 10. Ott. mieber
in 8etrisb gefeBt moroeu, unb IS III
iebt fir einen 0Drratb on gr5 unb
8aumateriaI geforgt morben, tpel6er
fir lange 3eit cine ununterbrodene Irs
belt N9ert.
Wit benz G9meI3ofen ffebt auBers
benz cine @ieBerei in unmifttbarer Bers
binbung, in uel9er eiierne 26bren fas
bright merben, unb stpar burd einen
iisuen pro3eB. iuel1sn Der ti9tige
0aupt. @ei@dftsfibrer Der Mnltalt, Or.
&. VI. Barrett erfunben bat. unb tpels
der fid als i'm b61fen @rabe erfolgrei9
eruieien bot.
Wah ber Mitibeilung bes Gupefin,
tenbenten &aipcn tat fi9 au9 bic &C.
fangeneuatbeit sntibieben betpdbrt.
Die 600 3i1ilinge. tpel9e bic Nnftali
iebt adblts inb tii9tig, nit ibrer Gage
aufrieben uno ale bel gutter @eiunbbeif,
unb fire 2eihungen 5ufriebentelsnb,
10 bab biefes Experiment elmer bonn
Staat betriebeuen Snbufrie als Elm
burdaus g~elungenes beseidnet psrben
fam unb in 3unft nod before grfolse
Deripri9t.
50 gebt beun bic teranii9e giieuin.
buftrie i'm 6fliden unb = benz por elm
paar Sagen in ben Spalten Der rGreien
Yreie" gegebeneri 8eridt 3uiolge -au9
i'm meitliGsn @iienbitritte einer sebeibs
li6en gntmidlung entgegen, unb uas
aueiielbaft wirb lie tuiebetum ben Nns
FOB CUR 8esriinbung tueiterer @eperbs.
atueige baburd geben. bob fie bas
notbpenbigfie Material our Der.
ftelluns aller inbufrielen Waf1inerie
liefert. Mlt Der Besrinbuns Der 81.
ieninbufirie bot 3e1as ben eriien
s6ritt gum SnbuRrie Gtaat est9an.
unb mir birfeu bOfen> bob aud bic
rubig nOrangebenbe Garmer $ MQian3
tpeientlid ba3u beitra8eu mirb, Die &C..
werbIi6e Weiterentuidluug BON Seras
Sl f6rbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
0fuh size gdmufio@em limb b,

Aud Die S4mufffahem finb Der
Mobe unteimorfen. bic BON Saiion 3u
Saifon i9 %psrdnberi. Das Neuefte
BARN. bauptIdGlid aber in Diamanten
finbet man i'm 9iamanten : Sauie
bon g. &onnant, Der fortpdbs
renb bas alerneuefe auf 2ager bdlt.
9err 8. &oupant uno feline Suborfoms
menoen Ysrtdnfer lino isberaeit bereit.
bic Waarsn bsbufs 8eiidtisung oor3u=
les,m. 8. &ouuant lift felt 1868 etabs
lirt uno erfreut li6 zines Deiiperbreites
len guten &ufes. ST 1T Elm in Der
S9wei3 ausgsbilbeter praftilder ubrs
NADER unb g%arantirt ole feline Nrbeiten.
6err 6. 9iibbis. felt 20 Sabren Merts
meiiier bel Bel Bros, 1T isbt bier bes
iddItiet. 8. &ouDant, Main plasa,
San NntOniD. 10, 13, tum1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

br Die neueften / m pprtir.
ten 9elitateffen, eingema6te
Jri9te unb Semitic, Yudmbeat unb
Waple @prup, neuer Suear 9ouie Mos
loies, Graders unb biscuits, Butter
unb @ier fiets friid unb in groBen
8Orrdtben bel g mitb & WiIo n,
@de Der @Ole6ab u. 9ouifon @traBe.
Mqe Oroe,s me1ben prompt aussefibrt
unb Die Waaren iHs 1aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
0as weamasiannasredt In geras.

Wie allgemein betannt, piro in allen
Staaten ber Union nit benz Begnobi.
9ungsre9t, welfes bic 8erfaHungen
ben @ouDerneurer oeben, elm frepeIbafs
tes Spiel getrieben. gs 1T cine fat
tdgIi6 porfommenbe Begebenbeit, bab
Der @OuDerneur zines Stoates auf bas
@eiu@ BON Yberborrasenben unb elm.
fuBrei@en" Burgern bin einen W6rber
ober fpnitigen 8erbre@er Der f1limm.
fen Qrt b~eenabigt unb bob iura oarauf
berislbe 8erbre6er zines nod f9euBli=
9eren 0erbre9ens baIber abermoIs
perbaftet meroen mug. @eU6bnlid
trdgt in fol6en Gdllen Der 8ittfeIer.
ipeI@er bic Begnaoiguns bsftirmortet.
gr6Bere Shulb oIs Der b~egnabigenbe
Beanie, .uel9er fi6 auf bas 3eugniB
bes rberpcrragenoen Biirgers" perIdBt;
unb In Der 2egel meroen bergleiden
HttteefuGe um Besnobisuns nur fir
ipeise 2eute, b6dtt ausnabms peiie fur
eineu Weger gefielt.
Gin FOLDER M~usnabmefal tpirb isbt
aus unferer Gtaatsbauptitabt alufin
genelbet: sTrDminente Btirger" bon
6~untspiae baben ben Gouperneur GoB
teleerapbii9 um bic Besnobigung bes
Negers 1amp Waoe gebeten, befen
0inri9tung auf ben IA. Ottober anses
febt par.
Wabe bate fiG bon einem aetpiTen
Sonss ba3u briHsen laieu. einen Reser au
ermprben, unb bofiir elm Sod OdIen
unb einen 8aIea 8aummole erbaIten.
CT bate ben Muftras obne ale @etpii.
iensbife in bb9ft brutaler WeiIe auss
gefttrt, par barn fiiGiig gerpo,bsn,
ober ereriffen unb gum 3obe berurtbeilt
iuorben. llnb fiir cine ioI6e 8eiie
bitten .prominente" Mdnuer um 8na.
bel 60 piberpdrtig Elm ioI6es Derfdb.
rem III, chen 70 erfreuIi9 1T es. baB Der
@ouperneur fur3en Weqs Der 3ss
leerapb bas @efuG abgewiefen, uno
ben betrefenben prominenten mitge,
tbeilt bot. boB Der So6beftano i'm borlies
senben Sale cine Straimiloerung ni6t
reGtfertige, unb baB er es oober ableb.
men miife, geeen bic Nusfnbruna bes
urtbeils einauiGreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
(S d I II 4 J

Die bette Satbe ber xBelt fir S4nitts
luetiGansen, @efdpite, 6ieber. unb eaut.
Gusl4lae, Gle4te, %sefprunsens 4dnbe, 6roa.
beulen unb ale Sauttrantbeiten furirt 9a.
msrrboibsn ober feline Bs,abIuns. gouiss
Substitution sarantirt obsr bas @elb DirD
luriidsrfottet. Is Gents Gle Sda6tsl bel u
Drei6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

idoH IN ben nddften Sabren gu elmer
big ieBt tuum geabnten 8liitbe entnis
delu pirb. Serabs Galifornien unb
SeGas weroen ba5u berufen fem. Der
tranfbafter Prohibitions 6euhelyi bu:
bur6 Elm gnoe gu bersiten, ouB liz si=
men 9elunoeu unb biaisen Mein li:ir,n
mel6er Dem Observation-Disclosures 5dnapss
ae1ub poleabs ben @araus mahtl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
Nptia an @as.Gpniumentea.

8pm erften Oftober 1887 on III Der
prsis beg @aies auf brei Dollars per
1000 &ubiiiuB berabgeiegt morbeu.
Die San Antonio 6~asfompaenie
&. 6. NortDn, Sefretdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

llniere neueu Winterpaaren:
Glotbing, Serrens1 oilettes Nrtifel, 1ns
teraeug &c. fommen nod unb mad on
uno liegen our &eli6iisung often. Yans
coat 6 5Obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
WerIannt

tpiro cine auperldifse Sduse Gimme.
@uter 2obn besablt. 0dberes gu erfab.
rem bel Grau 9r. Snf. GingsIep,
SO. 303, Npenue E.-Selepbpn 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

Manerif'S 8anf beIoret @elbien,
bungen nod aaen Sbeilen Deuti6lanbs
Ing Daus abgeliefert gu biliseren Staten
als bic pofoffice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

Manerid's 8anf, allgemeines Banfs
geiddft. 3obtt 4& 3inieu auf Depoiiten
fur bstimmte 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

a6r Cine 3uperIdifige Girma, BEL ber
man ieoeroeit unb fiber auf reele Bes
oienung unb 3uborfommenbeit rednen
Sorf, lit Smith % u iI n. 8ro.
erpsDdnoler on Der norbme1lihsn @de
bon 5olebao unb 6Ouiton StraBe.
Deutide unb fran3blide Selifatei}en.
Stapie II. Gancp Groceries 3u biligften
MarttpreiIen. 12.10.-3Mt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17
@ e n

tpiro elm inteligenter 2nabe i'm utter
bon 15-16 Sabren. Ha13ufragen In
Der Office biefes Btattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

pirb gum l. Mopember cine R61in
ober Elm Wdbden fiir 9ausarbeit bel
gutem 2obn. Nad3ufragen in ber
Office bieies 8lattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

bT- Mer bon @aroIan&3 tng
fault, fpart gelb fir Sis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-17

ss- S. $. 8plton, auftionator,
9%ouifonftraBe. neben Der Bride. See
ben Sag Nuttion bon Samens unb
Wdb9enbiiten unb =pub,paaren &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
LONDON'S STREETS.
They are Carefully Swept for Ply
steal Dirt, but the Moral
Filth is Appalling.

Within certain limits there is more
freedom in England than perhaps IN any
other country in the world. But once
YOU are outside of those limits, the re-
strictions are greater than anywhere
else. except Russia. The authorities oil
London appear to be largely content
with keeping tae streets absolutely
clean. The pavements are marvel Of
soIidity and excellence. They are kept
perfectly clean in the most remote and
poorer quarters by a perfect system
of street.sweeping. But the supervision
of the streets appears to cease after the
mere dirt and fifth is cleared away.
There is apparently no control over the
iawiess population which wanders about
the streets of London the minute that
night appears. Begging of the most I'M.
pudent and shameless character is un-
checked by the police. The rudest kind
of alterations and rows may take place
under the very noses of the police with
out attracting their attention. 1t was
only recently that criminal, having
committed murder, visited one of the
police stations to satisfy his curiosity.
He was known then to the police as the
murderer. Some time afterwards, in
the course of an investigation, the fact
of this visit was discovered. The police
were asked why they did not arrest the
man, and the answer was that there had
been no reward put up. 1t is one of the
most notorious facts of London life that
shameless women walk the streets in
drOves, and appear after certain hour
of the night to have the right Of way
and control of the streets. Nothing
that has ever been written about this
has approached a semblance of the real
truth. The police pay no attention to
them. They may be as drunk as they
please, shout or sing as loud as they
like. or be as annoying to passersby as
they see ft The police ignore them
entirely unless . citizen cares to 60
through the formslity OF making spe
cific complaint against a specific person
age and will agree to appear in court to
prosecute. Naturally the average citi-
zen is not anxious to 90 through so
much notoristy and fornality. and SO
complaints sre never made. The only
noyance in walking the streets of Lon
don. am told by English people, is to
ignore absolutely any remark, request
or complaint made 70 you BY any
stranger. iIf you set your face like |
craven image, and tern neither right |
nor 20 the left, you win rare y, If ever.
Be suspected of being al ahsophisticsted (
with feelings and u mpathfss I
to be worked upon BY the harpies and |
beggars who pfowl the streets lighting 1
Iiks cats and dogs. bowling. shouting, /
md drinking, warning for human prey. !
IT. U. Crawford. in New York Void. Di1'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
What Kept the South Back.

For hundred years slavery was the
dam, the obstacle, ali more, it was az
unclaimed lion in the path OF southern
advancement.
Our water power wss wasted, our
wealth OF forests disregarded and our
mines were buried talents, while the
money OF the land was invested in
property necessarily unaggressive, IN
productive, stagnant and perishing.
Emancipation was the magic wand
no. not the magic wand, bat simply the
natural hand that shook off the nIqht-
mare, walked the sleeping giant and sent
him forth to dig, to build, to fell-to set
In motion the vast machinery Of Devel-
opment already completed and waiting
for his approach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
THE DEAD AND THE LIVING.
&" York while ii is day: the night comett, nhen
no man can lCOrE."

In the childhood of April, while purple
woods
With the young years blood in them
smiled,
passed through the lanes and the
wakened fields
And stood by the grave of the child.
And the pain awOkc that is never dead,
Though its rmetimes sleeps, and again
1t set its teeth in this heart of mine,
And fastened rs claws in my brain:
For 1t seemed so hard that the little hands
And the little well-loved head
Should be out of reach of my living lips,
And be side by side with the dead
Not side by side with us who had loved,
But with those who bad never seen
The grace of the smile, the gold of the hair,
And the eyes ofmy baby queen.
build,
And with long green grass above
She lies In the cold, sweet breast of earth,
Beyond the reach of our love;
Whatever befals in the course, loud world.
We know she will never wake,
When | thought of the sorrow she might
have known,
was almost glad for her sake.
Tears might have tired those kiss closed ewes.
Grief hardened the mouth kissed;
L was almost glad that my dear was dead
Because of the pain she had missed.
Oh, II could but have died child
With a white child soul like hers.
AS pure as the wind-fowers down in the
cOpse,
Where the soul of the springs self stirs:
Or II had only done with it ali,
Aud might lie by her side uumoyed!
envied the very clods of earth
Their place near the child loved!
And my soul rose up in revolt at life,
AS stood dry-eyed by her grave,
when sudden the grass of the churchyard
sod
Rolled back like green smooth wave;
The brown earth looked like the brown sea
rocks,
The tombstones were white like spray,
Ana white like surf were the curling folds
Of the shrouds WI ere the dead men lay;
For each in his place with his quiet face
saw the dead lie low.
Who had worked and suffered and found life
sad,
So many sad years ago.
Unchanged by time saw them lie
AS when first they we're laid to rest,
me tired eyes closed, the sad lips still,
And the wOrk-worn hands on the breast
mere were some who had found the green
world so gray, -
They had left it before their time,
md some were little ones like my dear.
And some had died in their prime;
md some were old, they had had their ill |
VI bitter unfruitful hours,
md knew that none of them. none, had |
known - -71f %
4 flower OF hope like ours.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
Or. BONANZA B.. PRATT,

Eye and Ear, Testing for Spectscles,
Obstetrics and Diseases
II OF Women. f...,f re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

There is no bonnet without "B'' in
it. 90
Policemen belong tothe arrsstocracy
j-Aerehdnt Traveller. .'Aif .ae
In the drama of life the clerk plays q
counter-part.-PucE.
One of the fsvorite ssckcloths of Lent
was sealskin sacque cloth. No ashes
| Ldfe. ..eA alAt3 j. talt1j .9s
Horses from the Pacific Slope ought
to have g golden gxit.r1erqs .Sittiags.e
Motto for the policeman-Besu sure he's
tight ten club his hesd.--LotUellC Citizen.
Teach US humility, y Lord,". and
SEQ that Easter bonnets are not too
LOUDLY. 0. Picayune. -s--a y stA- f2'
7 There is q long haul and . short haul,
but there doesh 'tseem to be any haul
together. -Bufdlo ExRress. ,,egi "a 81
Architects are not as ipretentious as
actors. but they draw uniformly better
houses.-BurlingtoR Free. Press. - !. 2,
General Paine is determined that the
Thistle shall have q foeman worthy of
her STEAL LolOctt Courier. 5 = z
/ We never fully appreciate how much
subdued humility there can be found in
man until We see him playing dom
inoes with his mother-in-law. +" h5.P7
An April dialogue Boy. on the baak-
Hi, Jimmy g the water warm? Boy, in
the water-Ye-e-es ! (chs-a-t-t-e-r)
w-a-a-rm as di-ish wa-a-ter-f-r!
Five-year-old Alice-Tommy! give
me half of your apple. eSIx-year- old
Tommy-Im sorry, but | can not,
Alice. Mamma told me never, to do
anything by halves. %
Right learned is We pedagogue. sis-
Fulle apt to ade and spelle. -'
+ And exc to teache ye parts of speech,
I And strap ye urchins welle: rs
For as tits meete to soake We feete,
Ye alinge heads to mende,
Ye yonkers fate to stimulate.
John G.. Sa9e,
The Chicago baseball nine has q Sun
day of the week when there are games
the players have to look two ways for
Sunday.-LoUeU Courier. ,os ~ ,.....
"A Sisters Love = Molly-My dear
Fanny, how do you think ought to get
my new spring bonnet trimmed 2 Fanny
If you want it to match your. face
have it trimmed plain.-9eras SiftingS.
w. z. Vanderbilt is said to be dis
gusted with his new steam yacht Alva.
Mr., Vanderbilt is one of the few men in
the country who can afford TO be dis
gusted with s500,oOO toE-M. z.
Graphic.
There is no justice in taxes assessed
by penniless thugs who grow rich in
upsalaried Offices. Rapid growth of
riches for aldermen ought to be prima
facie evidence that they deserve the
neutrality-suspicious. Advocate.
The fact that there are no Rhymes in
the Jubilee ode indicates that "Pinafore,
gilbert has completely exhausted the
Englsh stock of corresponding word
sounds, and Tennyson has been forced
to fall back upon the old Saga style OF
saving up prose into stove lengths
Springfield Union. !
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
RAd-Rnrs Elias

Flies, reaches. ants, bed-bugs, water
bugs, moths, rats, mice sparrows, jack
abbits, gophers. chipmunks, cleared
utby "Rough on Rats" 15c. 4.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
p U Ii M A n
Buffet and Sleeping Cars
On all Through Passenger Traina

ER-The only Line from Salt Lake CITY
EHF Banning SLEEPING CARS FREH
fxS-fo for the use OF Passengers holdfn
- Sec0nd-cl2Ss alr Emi2fAnt Tickets
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves Ogden daily at 9.45 Pm; Leaves So
AXE City daily at LILO am. Direct conneA
ion is made at Pueblo and Denver IA
Omaha, Kansas City and all points East:
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
arrives in Salt Lake City from the East a
IS pm. and leaves for Ogden at AS pm,
making connection with the Central Pacific
cE the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Salt Lake City-For Bingham
md Alta at 7.20s.m.; for Ogden at 81
an and AS PM; for SpringVille at
'.20p.m.
Arrive at Salt Lake City-From Bing-
nam and Alta at 4.25 pm. from Ogden
- II.00 am. and 7.15 p.m.; f-on
5pTiuggilie at S.15 am.
Tickets for all points East and West can be
,urchased at the Depot Once and Oily
Ioket Office, White House Conner, Salt LAAe
Iity.
j. II. BENNETT.
Gen. Pasz- and T'k'tASt
D. G. DODGE, General Manages.
z, q. BANCROFT. bsRTsup8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08
SaltLake & Western
ALL Az
On an afte1
saturday, Dec. 2Oth, 1885
Trains viii run a. follows:

Connects with Utah Central train lssvin
Salt AXE at 7.40 an
tConnects with Utah Central train am,
ting ct Salt Lake at 6. 20 p.na.
Stop only upon signals.
-s.3 lnulW. W. RITTER,
Ma ~ -4 teafstel 81 3 Supt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-08

once oy s.Godbe 4 Pitts Drug Store; tele-
phone 81 at residence Godbe 4 Pith JFus
Sore once. lil 80 E'l,J 30
Instruction given TO students In Md
eiteD~ and monthly EUrses.ii $50 ~ Co.